I've republished the new translation, I've tried to make it possible to get the other function names to work but I didn't succeed. TypeScript is a declarative language, if I export a function in the solution I can only import that function in the test case. Checking whether a function is exported by a particular file is not something I think is possible.
Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Thanks for taking the time to check on my translation!
Correct me if I am wrong (I don't do TypeScript) but it appears that your Test Cases do not allow for the user potentially renaming their interpreter to miniStringFuck or interpreter as stated in the Description, and neither have you included TypeScript on the exclusion list regarding this feature. May you please:
either update the "Test Cases" section (and ideally also the "Sample Test Cases") to allow for the solver potentially renaming their interpreter miniStringFuck/interpreter as stated in the Description (preferred) or
if this (function renaming) is impossible to implement in TypeScript, add TypeScript to the exclusion list in the Description where it currently says "Not available in Java, Go, Swift, and Haskell"?
Thanks for taking the time to translate my Kata into TypeScript though, your contribution is much appreciated :D
No worries, reviewed and approved :D
I've republished the new translation, I've tried to make it possible to get the other function names to work but I didn't succeed. TypeScript is a declarative language, if I export a function in the solution I can only import that function in the test case. Checking whether a function is exported by a particular file is not something I think is possible.
Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Thanks for taking the time to check on my translation!
Correct me if I am wrong (I don't do TypeScript) but it appears that your Test Cases do not allow for the user potentially renaming their interpreter to
miniStringFuck
orinterpreter
as stated in the Description, and neither have you included TypeScript on the exclusion list regarding this feature. May you please:miniStringFuck
/interpreter
as stated in the Description (preferred) orThanks for taking the time to translate my Kata into TypeScript though, your contribution is much appreciated :D